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Mrs. Hannah Perkins, vanity.

SHE WANTED TO BE KNOWN A. An AUTHORIZES But
FAILED TO PAY THE WOMAN WHO WROTE HER BOOK
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Dec. l7.-In the Circuit
Court here Adj Jackman, a young authoress, sued
Mrs. Hannah Perkins, aged about nfty-five years,
for 800 claimed for writing the latters life In
the form OF a romance, 20 be published under Mrs.
Perkins name. Mrs. Perkins wished 20 rival
Marietta Holly, 80 that popular author could not
walk by her 'with her head up" The best law
yers OF the county were engaged on both Sides and
the Interest In the case was widespread The Jury
rendered verdict, after SIX hours q. LIBERATION.
for the plaintif for 81 63s75. Judgment and levy
We're ordered
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WIZ OoP3SSW0WS C00W8oos
The following clerical changes have occurred In
the War Department: Ernest A Fenton, promoted
from class TO class 2, ofOe Of Adjutant General;
once Of Adtutant General; WIN. w. Davis pro.
moted from class to class 2, once Of Adtufant
General: EDWARD r. Lee, Connecticut resigned,
December Il q 900 cierkship I'm once Of surgeon
Genarai
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Hot Springs Gambling Dens.
THE roLICK MAKE A DESCENT on THEM AND RUE
THIN TOWN

ST. LOUIS, Dec. .i7-Dispatches from Hot springs
Ark, say the police have made a descent on the
'.skin game" gambling dens there ard run them
all out OF town IL has been discovered that young
Hopkins, who suicided In Kansas City day or two
ago was swinded out OF s., 600 In money and all
OF his diamonds by them and that several other
visitors have been "beat" out OF considerable
sums
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

COLONEL COLE ADMITS THAT ANOTHER EXPORT Will
BIZ MADE TO OCCUPY THE COVETED col sTRf
CHICAGO, Dec. IA special from Wichita. kans.,
says: Colonel X. q. Cole one OF the ACKNOWLEDGED
leaders OF the oklahoma boom IN the past has
just returned from that country, accompanied by
several colleagues. His trip, which lasted nearly
four weeks was made In the Interest OF the present
movement He Is very reticent about the new
crusade" as it Is called. but admitted thas before
long another great effort Will be made 70 occupy
the coveted country
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Terrible End oa n Quarrel.

TO DEATH.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1Z-Early yesterday morning. ss
Paul's Valley, Ind. Ter, two citizens became IN.
yoyed IN night, and one OF them struck the Cthef
over the head with a coal OIL lamp, breaking the
vessel and setting fire 10 the others clothing.
Before the flames could be eKtinguished the un.
fortunate man was burned 90 death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
will Aid tine striking Printers.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE bricklayers aud stone
masons union, the strongest and most wealthy OF
all the trades unions In the city, adopted resolu
tion last night 10 aid the striking printers both
morally and financially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
Rmsinexs Rivalry Lead. 60 Murder.

ST. LocIs, Dec. 17.-At the village OF Too High.
Texas, yesterday morning, eN-Detective !. n Long
shot and Instantly killed one Balm, an opposition
grocer. Rivalry In business was the cause
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LORD RANDOLPH REPENTANT.
Tired Of Being Out I'm the Cold and
willing 20 RejOin Salisbury.

special cable D1spatcn EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. 17.-Lord Randolph Churchill's
declaration stockport that the safety and pros-
perity OF the British empire are bound up with the
strength and prosperity OF the tory party together
with his strong protestations OF fidelity 10 that
party are held 10 mark his final reconciliation with
Lord Salisbury and approaching return as a men,
Der OF the ministry. Already rumors are current
OF his intention to reenter the cabinet the re-
assembling OF parliament The fact is that he
finds he exaggerated his influence with the tories
and cherished the belief that he might educate
them, and make them pass liberal measures as
Beaconsfeld boasted he did when he carried the
household suffrage bill In 1867. He fully expected
the government to surrender to him, but nov has
abandoned the Illusion.
SALISBURY Has BEEN TOO STRONG FOR HIM,
and II he returns II will no longer be as chancellor
OF the exchequer and leader OF the house OF CON-
mons as before, but probably as the secretary OF
war, with Goschen leading the house and Smith
OF lords the refuge for politicians having claims on
their party but no longer wanted In the real busi
ness OF the house. There are also rumors that
Harrington Will Join the cabinet, but these nave
always been current since he has supported the
present administration. Il is certain he win not
fuence over the liberal voters In the country; but
IL is evident from his recent speech, In which he
% 70 he : % spdy
this conviction.
THE FUss MADE WHEN CHURCHILL LEFT THB CABINET
not many months ago now seems IudicrouA Lord
Salisbury employed the help OF the liberal unionst
party, and wired Lord Duderfn and ransacked
Heaven and earth TO get suitable colleague. He
met with several refusals yet the government
turns out no wit less strong. Churchill has arepu-
tation for courage and audacity, and as the only
one among the comparatively young men who
dares face Gladstone, but his frequent changes Of
mont every question Of the day have nnally re
duced his influence almost TO the vanishing point
Newspapers which formerly printed every word OF
his utterances now give perhaps half column
at the outside.
A Daring JeWelry Dobberys
Sr PAU, MIMI, Dec. 17.-One OF the most dar-
ing robberies on record was perpetrated here last
night. About O'Clock young man broke Q win
dow Of c. Bergs 1ewelry store at ID and streets;
seized 81, 600 worth OF watches and diamonds ana
made his escape.
Exs(sOv. Murray Leaves Utah.
SALT LAKE CrrY, Dec. 17.-Gov. Eli II. Murray
for several years governor Of Utah. leaves with his
family this morning for san Diego Cal, for the
winter GOV. Murrays departure 10 looked upon
WIN gr1ef by oyai ctizens here his presence beinr
Q toWerof strength 70 the American cause In Utah
The Charge Againss ives Dasasissel.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 17.-Judge Knbreth, At the
Tombs Police Court to-day, rendered his decision
In the case Of Henry lveA the young nnanc1er
charged with larceny BY M. Dexter. The judge
dismissed the complaint and oischarged the &C.
eused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

The Attorney General has appointed Mr.. Z. p.
Devices, Of Pennsyivania, an assistant attorney in
the Department OF Justice, at o salary Of 5000
Der annum, vice Mr.. Edward Watson, deceased
This is o promotion. The Attorney General has
also appointed VIM. L Hill, OF Marlboro, Nd, to
be an assistant attorney at q 600 per annum, vice
Mr. DeweeR promoted.
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NEW Yonx, Dec I7.Judge Knbreth, At the
in the case Of Henry s. Ivek the young nnancier
charged with larceny BY Mr.. Dexter The judge
dismlaeed the complaint and discharged the &C
cuDed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

SALT LAKE CRIT, Dec. 1Z-Gov. Eli II. Murray,
for several years governor OF Utah. leaves with his
family this morning for San Diego, Cal, for the
winter. GOV. NurrayS departure 10 looked upon
with g1ef BY loyal citizens here his presence beng
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CENTRAL UNION. MISSION, $50 PA
s1y..ss s% sd a5G
sas "a 5a;,sss bsssh
All invited Come for Tv all things are ready Il.
- street, near 18th street y. W. Preaching
Scan By s sT & TIVE
Iares,'" Evening: "A Picture Sermon on Eternity"
esGT
and Excellent choir arf Prof % ~ layton
TABERNACLE, gTH AND B sTs. S. w.
syrI5 =. PrsaGhins g py the Pastor G Rey MM SEQ
hey collection is used at the evening service Sunday
School at $50 am. All are cordially invited 1t
WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF STE
Teaohers' PRAYER meeting, Is an Sunday school.
Legion snd BsSd BY Esy S W
eeD9ncea aaesnE s k.y m by SPECIAL service
p M Seat; free at ali services Act''s inufS'AS :o
H~ UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR.
pass9Tssr1ices al % and 30 Se. @ a. fhsms raaea ii
Country" sabbath school p. M Young Peoples
@sssR M s;osS sssss ss
A cordial welcome to all IT.
CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION. I1U
Rev psasoS ave g st caRHI
At 4 an. and 80 pm The general public % cordiay
Thursday at so S PIN 'ufs Ano prayer service It: on
K~ RT; REV. J. J. KEAN. BISHOP OF RICH
Subject Ser sGSDAH sS KIN Def Is At
in charge Of st vScen De sGP Pan 1he pSSf Of the city
Admission so cents 1t
R~ T. M HEALY BRANCH IRISH NATIONAL.
eaEne n,e holds It's meeting To- morrow at 80
attend DENIS s y.sa
Laval TF NpCp N,C = no - =; z.;,a,,,z
n3 33o n pm t9-morrow. Sunday: Mr.. ii. 3. Mouiton
daily invited ''N N A'1''0 f"'''c Il. H9s-
GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING
80 HaydenHal pennsylvania ave. and AZ St.
judge and JAS Lee VIII ii.ssa address tSe
seats. -'''"0' Will '0me early II they ws:h
49,, THE MEMBERS OF FRIENDSHIP
their Ha Ss N 9th St: On ~ sTf 5ss S meet
at MeRsndree Church Massachasetts ave. bet 9th
deliver sermon to the order members Of sister S
lodges cordially invited. J. W. CARTER, K. S. it,
~ YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOcIA:
LyhNING December I9. at O'Clock. Vocal and in
viii be sasa sos s hes
y pisTRIcT OF coIuMBIs.f NE
rsF forssy Ct a ih ESuty SO Sais docket Es IS. s.
ofrs ard John GotteF as - cotisr CO.. George H.
These causes being referred Inc to settle the ac
counts Of the trustees and collector distribute the
funds in their hands to the parties lawfully entitled
thereto, notice Is hereby that will proceed To
execute the said order of reference on TUESDAY THE
IWENTY SEVENTH OF DECEMBER. 1887, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. at my office in the United
states Courthouse in this city and all persons having
clalrs against tn said Patrick j. Torney deceased or
otherwise interested in the dstribu Of the said
funds notified to their claims to me on or
before the said date with the proofs support of the
saline JAMES q PiYNE "
olI-eodot Auditor
knS J.B BRYAN BRO, COS PENNA AVE,
haze in their far,ra a,,I
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ST. PAU, MIMI, Dec. 17.-One OF the most dar-
ing robberies on record was perpetrated here last
night. About O'Clock young man broke win
dow OF c. Bergs tewelry store at 30 ana G streets;
made his escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
THE JAMES CREEK CANAL
Extensive improvements Recon-.
nnended by Col Hains.

THE UNHEALTHY CONDITION OF WASHINGTON BAA-
RACKS AND vIcrNITY-sEwAG4 AND DECOMPOSITION
THE cAUsR-RADICAL REMEDIES URGKD-rwo PLANS
SCBNfTTRD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

"Thts plan OF Improvement, exclusive Of the ex-
tension OF the sewer, Ia roughly estimated to cost
$214,54 To this should be added the cost OF ba-
sin, outlet gateA pumps, boilers, engine-house
force MAN, stand.pfpe, ,outfal sewer reservoirs at
GiesbOro Point and outlet. A rough estimate only
Is now possible. placing the cost at about $780,
600, making the whole splan, exclusive Of
''The improvements suggested In this report are
intimately connected with the Improvement Of
the Eastern Branch, and either plan ought to form
part OF q general project for the Improvement
OF that river and the river ont OF the city border
ing thereon This would involve the reclamation OF
q large part Of the fAts In that Yiver, and the
deepening Of the channel at least as far up as the
n0Vy-yar0.n
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATION
- Al BANk. Georgetown, ID. G., Dec. d, 1887
The annual election for directors of this bank will
take place at the banking house Tuesday, Jan 10
lsSs- Polls open from IL III. to l y. III. W. LAIRD
yR.. Cashier. d1lO.I114
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

DEDICATION POsTP0NKD.- THE Mt.
- Carmel Baptist Church viii not be Dedicated
until Christmas Day l4th sundays owing 70 the in
ability Of the contractor TO compete IT. caused b. in
pastor. lfs
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LoxDoH. Dec. l7.-lt n reported that the rover>.
ure, ana that the hight Hon. Henry ChsDisin
conservative member 0 paxliamebI for the -.
ford divisoA q nncolnahife wM Be- sppdpted. =
Che on1ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

k4S J.B. BRYAN l. BRO, COS PENNA AVE
- have i'll their establishment the largest and
most varied assortment OF groceries staple and fancy
OF any store in the city, at popular prices dl7-3t
R~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding a special term a District Court of the
United States.
The UNITED STATES v. The Che APEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL Co and others
No. 334.
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ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR.-The President has
designated Brigadier-General Merely, Commis-
sary General OF Subsistence, to act as Secretary OF
War during the absence OF Secretary Endicott, who
h gone with Adjutant General Drum and Capt
Taylor on a tour OF inspection to the military
prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-20

and the cows and pigs, and you know tina
kind OF thing won't do on EUROPEAN tower
Of pleasure.
One thing do like in Italy Is the way they
spell fotografs. That's the way they spell il
on all the sines, and eff there is anything do
like moren another it is easy spelling, fer that
was always one Of my week pints. You
know, Mr.. Editor, how you have to work
over my speeches wrote for you're valuble
journal to publish for the good of the cause,
and from what know but amt tellin, thar
moren one congressman sufferin with the
same deseaze.
On the way to Milan we met an American
news sper man on the train, Col. Haskell, of
The Minneapolis Tribune, and he was lookin
for blool to shed. He hal been in Verony
the night before, and the prince, King
Hunbert's son, was stoppin at the same
hotel. The editor didn't find no fault with
that part Of it, because it was the natural
coarse, but when he found that everybody
was niindin the prince, and lettin the editor
git along the best way he could, it riled him
clean through, and he give the hotel keeper
few offhand remarks of highly republican
and incendiary character. When met him
he was still maddern a wet hen, and done
what could to uphold him in the belief that
an American editor was as good as prince
any day in the week. and that the tavern
keeper ought to be prosecuted under the civil
rights bill. We have got to do something,
Mr.. Editor, to perfect our principals abroad
and let these iron heeled despots and cringin
underlins know that liberty is the highest
royalty, and the press is the golden septer of
freedom. That's the kind of a man l am.
and avow my principles right here in the
lions den. Yours truly,
w. Q. WAxEM, M C.
Private.-Don't publish this letter tell git
out of Italy. W. Q. W.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-20

met one Of them going up the Hudson
once. She wss armed for travelling, with
everything from field glass to Q note book.
She said she had been around some," and
she believed in change 'if it was Oily from
Paris to the poor house." She had visited
several we'll known points Of interest and
was just "doing" the Hudson and West Point.
She confided to me that she had taken the
trouble to see all the places she mentioned in
order to "keep up with" her minister, who
had been to Niagara, and even to Bos. on and
West Point, and who was regarded in his
community as being Travelled person, and
"laid them all out" by telling of sights he had
seen, which they had only remotely heard Of.
This lady was determined to stand it no
longer. She bought guide book, made her
self a ira Yelling cloak and set forth. She ha
an air of feeling equal to coping with tIo
minister on lis own ground when she re-
turned. dare say. by this time he has been
properly Laid out" NAOMI TRENT.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-20

a large clothing house. His health failed.
He struggled on trying to earn bread for his
family, but consumption settled upon HIM
and there was no hope. Care and poverty
st'le tho beauty of the wife for whose
sake he had given up his birthright;
hat his devotion to her never wavered. He
did odd jobs and she made clergymen's robes
at 81 day when she could get the work to
do. Often she supported the family, for he
was too sick to work. The viscount had made
some friends, and they helped him occasion
ally The earl never sent him penny; bu,
a kind old aunt sent him a remittance now
end then. A year ago he got a situation in
the counting room of The World, bu
Tor some reason did not keep it. His
health at last became 80 wretched that
he was sent to the hospital by Acting
Consul General Hoare. He had taken TO
drinking on top of all their other misery. AT
the hospital he died. Drummond's lawyer
who had tried to effect a reconciliation with
the visconnts kindred, buried him in his own
vault i'll Trinity churchyard at his own ex-
peiise. The widow is penniless
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-20
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hand and-she as domestic in the same fam
lily. But he was delicate and fell sick, and
the wolf was ever at their door. He tried
fishing, and was known rs Lord Drum
mond, the fisherman. They lived in q
poor. little. weather beaten hut on the shore
OF the Great South hay There a son wa
born to them. Before his birth a clergyma,
of Bellport was driving pnst their little homo
one day, and Lord Drummond went out all,
requested him to come in and marry them
which he did. They were devoted to eacl
other, and be it said to the nobleman's credi,
that never in his conversation did he betraN
any sorrow for his lot. He liked America.
When he talked of getting his own in England
which would include Castle Drummund he
should still want place to live looking out
on the Great South bay.
But misfortunes were ever at their heels
The young lords relatives tried in vail
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-20
A ROMANCE OF THE NOBILITY.

Viscount Dies in Poverty After n Life
OF Misfortune.
The New York papers have been filled TO,
several days with the story of George Month
fex Drumlnond, grandson and heir of George
Drummond, fourteenth Earl of Perth, Ear
OF Melfort, and, with the French titles
Due de Melforr, Comte de Lussan
and Baron de Varose. His father, Nal
colin Drummond, died when the boy wa,
only years Of age, and his mother, the ELI
est daughter of the Hon. Augustus Cape.
and niece of the Earl Of Essex, died tire,
years later. The boy was taken to the hom,
of his grandmother, the Hon. Mrs CapeI
By courtesy also he had the title of Lol.
Drummond.
When he was a boy he ran away with hi
grandmothers maid, Eliza Sheldon Harrison,
and lived W tn her after as his wife.
1t was claimed by his friends that
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she was already
wife of the coach
m an, and til a I
George Drulnnond
never married her.
and the young lore
was diSinlerited be-
cause of his alliance
with her. At thc
time of the elope-
nlent he was Is anC
she six years his
senior. They wan
dered to Breslau,
l.. l., where he
1,srnI Drt
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to induce him to
forsake his wife
and return home,
but he would not
unless his wife was
recognized as the
viScountess. The
boy died and a girl
was born--the same
girl who, in a red
and white gown,
saw her fathers
body put out of
sight forever. They
returned to the city
aud the viscount
became a porter in
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-20

days length, who were 50 uncompromisingly
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sachels, their snug little turbans and their
air of doing something they had talked about
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ing. We have been weeks getting ready to
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